Description
Prepare to be deeply moved and overwhelmed by the striking Apartheid Museum. Situated opposite Gold Reef City, this interactive museum graphically testifies to the horrors and downfall of the Apartheid regime through extensive multi-media exhibits.
Anyone who grew up during the Apartheid era should make their pilgrimage for this uncensored look at government-endorsed racism. On view is the footage that people around the globe were able to view except South Africans themselves.
And if you were lucky enough to be born since democracy reshaped our nation, then this is a great resource to understand how we became a unity.
Visitors are welcome to make a recording of their experiences under Apartheid or donate items such as photos and passbooks that are now deemed ‘artefacts’.
The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm.
Apartheid Museum Map
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